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Though this choice is a bit more mainstream, I really like Dragon Ball. Specifically the first of the 'trilogy', couldn't get into Z. Hard to believe that one's almost 30 years old now.

Let's see, for animations I like Gravity Falls and Steven Universe. I also like comedy detective shows like Monk or Psych.

Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island on SNES. Some of da best Mario games.

I liked the last episode, but I wished they expanded it by a lot. They could've done an entire second season with him traveling around the world if they wanted to. But I can cast that idea aside... because after the credits... REWRITE ANIME ADAPTION ANNOUNCEMENT! Seriously, even though Jun Maeda(Writer of this and Angle Beats) wasn't the main writer for Key's Visual Novel Rewrite, it's still one of my favorites. I hope 8bit doesn't screw it up.

They also have the owl statues actually save your game instead of quick-saving. People complain about this, but I personally love this feature. As for me, I'm still playing Kantai Collection. I'm also giving Secret of Mana another chance while replaying The Wonderful 101.

I agree with Ruyji that you should finish the anime first, since it does explain things decently well. But keep in mind that this was a visual novel, and some things just make more sense when you look at the source material... especially visual novels... Don't read ahead until you finished Little Busters, unless you want a major spoiler. [spoiler=Little Busters] Okay, so you noticed how Kyousuke was repeating an artificial world over and over again? A visual novel, in case you didn't know, is a mostly text-based game. Most are known to have multiple paths with separate endings depending on what options you take throughout the story. Traditionally, this is combined with dating simulator elements, Where each ending the main character (In this case, Riki) ends up getting together with one of the female cast (Kud, Rin, etc.). The thing is, most people start a visual novel from scratch when they want to go through a new path. In short, the 'joke' is that each time the player selects 'new game' Kyousuke resets time. When the player goes through all of the paths, the 'Refrain' path opens up to the player, which is where episode 6 of the second season of the anime starts. The 'problem' with most visual novels being adapted into anime is that they tend to throw all the paths together into one story. This is true for Clannad, Kanon, Air, and several others. In cases like Clannad and Kanon, it works quite smoothly. But it kind of works against Little Busters because the idea of starting the same game over and over was part of a story, and you can't do that in an anime. So what we see is one streamlined story that supposedly got resetted multiple times, but we only see it happen once, while the Visual Novel showed us every time the world got resetted. I hope that made things SOMEWHAT clear. Don't be afraid to tell me it wasn't because I admit I kind of suck at explaining things.

I wonder if we get two new Pokemon games: Pokemon Xy and Pokemon Z. We had B2W2 back in fifth gen, so it's not impossible.

@Evil Bunny of Doom I pick 2 My turn: 1. I've been on a date before 2. I have two Virtual Boys 3. I'm not in public school because I graduated

Dammit, and I just got a Windows Phone. I also doubt it will look nearly as good as the trailer, but it's an awesome idea. It's probably inspired by the 2014 April fools day joke.

I highly doubt this will get far, considering what happened to Android when they released the Ouya. And it matches all the things that made the Ouya fail: it's power seems to be over a generation behind and seems to only play downloadable games. It's obvious it's not trying to compete with the big 3 consoles, but it's definitely going to be overshadowed by them. I'd be surprised if support for it goes over two years.

Don't Judge.

I honestly hope I'm not Gothita.

I saw this cross-over picture and I couldn't resist.

Due to the fact only Clannad and Little Busters, the two longest Key VNs, got a second season, while the original Kanon, Air, and Angle beats were stuck with one-cour seasons. I think it's a safe bet this'll end on 13. Does anyone think Yu still have time traveling powers? I mean, he went back in time before he got the powers, but due to the powers having a permanent effect I can see it going either way... Though even if he did still have the power, I don't see him using it again for the rest of the show.

Not as much as it used to. Like ssJup said, anything animated is an anime in Japan. Just like any comic is a manga in Japan. I think what's more annoying to me is vice versa. Like when people refer to western animations like Legend of Korra as 'Anime' because it's heavily influenced by 'Japanese Animation'. There are several animes out their influenced by Western animations like Panty and Stocking, but that doesn't make them Western. But that's for a different thread.

I think it's scary that I actually got that spot on while joking.

Don't judge a decision without all the facts, my friend.

The PC version isn't a remake (or HD) it's just an upscaled version of the original PC version released shortly after the PS version in the late 90s. Either way, FF7 is pretty good. But with the mediocre English translation and dated graphics, it might be worth waiting for the Remake to come in a couple years. It also just came to the IOS not so long ago...

-Go to Akihabara -Buy some #swag -Get sad because I can'f afford a plane ticket back because I bought too much of said #swag.

It's about time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69p_yJQyQtc

Unless time gets reversed, she becomes a ghost separated from her body, she turns into a fox, it turns out she's a figment of someone else's imagination, get's reincarnated, or turns into a familiar... I don't know how it will turn out. Or... y'know, she could always possess Yusa. That might be a thing. Bonus points if you understood all the references I made, I like Jun Maeda's works.

The PS4's translation is miles better than the Vita's, so good choice Optic. The game itself isn't bad, I played the original (Infinity Moment) and I'm thankful to at least understand the words on the screen. However, in some aspects, Infinity Moment was paced much better. For example, it didn't throw all the 3D character intro cutenesses at the very beginning making Hollow Fragment seem REALLY rushed, IM spread them out throughout the first five floors.